Teach Your Monster to Read

Teach Your Monster to Read is an educational app for iPad and iPhone that teaches children to read through phonics-based games. Players create a custom monster and play reading games aimed at ages 3 to 6, covering letter sounds and sentence reading, with progress tracking for parents and teachers. The games complement phases 2 to 5 of the UK Letters and Sounds programme, contain no in-app purchases or adverts, and were created by Teach Monster Games Ltd, a subsidiary of The Usborne Foundation charity.

Appearances
9
Categories
2
First seen
13 September 2026
Latest
25 October 2026
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iOS Apps · chart position

iOS Apps · 13 dated measurements

Best observed position across tracked countries and charts, not the history of one fixed chart.

Latest value shown: 43 chart position ·

Lower numbers are better ranks and appear higher on the chart. The scale covers the recorded values.

iOS Apps: chart position recorded measurements13 dated points, 13 Aug 2026 to 25 Oct 2026. Values range from 27 to 74 chart position. Lower ranks appear higher. Open the exact values and published evidence below for the data table. Dots are not connected; missing dates are not zero.13 Aug 2026: 74 chart position1 Sept 2026: 52 chart position6 Sept 2026: 53 chart position12 Sept 2026: 57 chart position13 Sept 2026: 38 chart position28 Sept 2026: 35 chart position29 Sept 2026: 27 chart position1 Oct 2026: 30 chart position5 Oct 2026: 28 chart position7 Oct 2026: 45 chart position8 Oct 2026: 28 chart position23 Oct 2026: 57 chart position25 Oct 2026: 43 chart position
View 13 exact dated values and published evidence
Exact values and their published evidence
Measured onValue (chart position)Published in
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52
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57
38
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27
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28
57
43

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9 appearances
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